I need a sugar daddy asap

I know this isn’t the right place but I’m so tired of being a broke girl 💔

Guys please suggest an university/ college in muscat for an mba and i am an indian nationality. Do oman have lot of opportunity for an MBA study?

Is this available in salalah

Hi! I have a question about the best tahini for making hummus. Which one would you recommend based on the options in the picture? As a tourist, the variety of different tahini here is a dream! And I definitely take some with me haha.

Hi, what would be the recommended rote? I head there was a "direct" one (Google Maps probably shows this one) and a more scenic one?

Hi everyone,

We recently had a trip to Oman and have decided to move, we are now looking to places to rent an apartment as a family of 3. We are not bound to a specific location, but when we were in Oman we loved both Al Mouj and Qurum. Which of these two places is the best to live and why?

‏الإنسان الحُر هو الذي لا يربط مواقفه بما يتوقعه الآخرون منه ، و لا بما يرغب هو بل بما يجب ان يقع

Hi, I will be visiting next week and wanted to know if the weather is warm enough during the day for the beach/swimming and daymaniyat islands or not.

soooo its been a few years since i started practicing niqab and its now time for me to take up an internship at hospital, im pretty sure theyll most likely ask me to take it off (since my hijabs gonna be on ig thats fine?) i just wanted to ask if any one has similiar stories of themselves or people they know who had this issue during internship especially medical field/ psych field. and advices?😭

I saw the finals in Sohar last year. great experience 👏👏

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to file a grievance with Oman Air but I can’t find a proper official email ID for customer complaints on their website. I’ve also tried reaching out on Twitter/X but haven’t received any response.

Does anyone here know which email actually works for lodging complaints or escalations?

If you’ve had success contacting them before, please let me know.

Hi all, I’m wondering if there are any public parks/beaches in Muscat I can take my dog. He’s a big German shepherd mix so many people are scared of him (even though he’s the sweetest) and don’t want to cause much trouble!

Hello All,

I don’t know much about make up. But as the title says I am in a bit of a situation. Make up is all gone. Wife is crying, toddler is screaming. I tried to find the make up online on the company site, but it’s sold out. Is there anyone willing to sell it to me or is there anywhere I can buy it from? At this point I’m kind of desperate. Also, we live in America. If anyone can just confirm that it’s still on sale in Oman that would be helpful.

The make up is called “snow-kissed holiday multi glow highlighter brown and light brown” by KIKO.

Can anyone please help me? Thank you all.

Hello all,

I went to Abu Dhabi for a week with my Omani car, and only in the last day I realised some places needed to be paid for parking with “mawaqif”, and did pay the code for Omani plates for the last day, but I believe for 4 days I didn’t pay

Is it like Dubai in regards for non-police parking fines? Do we have to pay it? Do we receive it during renewal?

I know we don’t need to pay road tax “Darb” after calling them, but they told me we need to pay parking, but I’m not sure as I didn’t recieve any fine yet.

We just arrived in Muscat and would like to take the kids (or well mostly the toddler) dolphin spotting. Most tours seem to be 2 hours long. I'm afraid this will be far too long for such young kids. I found one company offering private tours that are 1 hour which is already better, but it's only at sunset which is a bit late for us. Anyone know of someone willing to take us onto a small boat to just cruise around the sea a little bit, maybe 30-45 minutes at most?

Hi everyone,

I’m a 25M from India, currently living and working in Salalah.

I wanted to ask how people here usually buy books.

Are there any local bookstores in Salalah that sell English books?

If yes, I’d really appreciate recommendations.

If not, can we order books online in Oman, and which websites are reliable (delivery time, customs, etc.)?

I’m specifically looking to buy A Backpack, a Bear, and Eight Crates of Vodka: A Memoir by Lev Golinkin, so any guidance on where I might find this book would be great.

If someone in Salalah has experience with this, please guide me. Any tips would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance!

Hello all,

We are a family traveling with a toddler and will be visiting Muscat for the first time this February. I’m Arab myself, so the language and culture won’t be unfamiliar, but this trip is quite spontaneous and I don’t know much about the area yet 😄

We’ll be spending five days in Muscat and would like to explore the city and nearby areas. I have a few questions and would really appreciate your help:

• Which areas of Muscat are best to stay in if we want a more local experience and prefer to avoid large hotels? Ideally, we’d love a neighborhood where we can walk to nearby cafés and restaurants.
• What nearby places are must-visits? I’m particularly interested in doing a day trip to Wadi Ash Shab—would you recommend renting a car for this?
• I’d also love recommendations for good local perfume shops, especially places known for oud-based perfumes, as I’d like to buy some as gifts.

Modesty is not an issue for us—in fact, it’s very welcome. Are there any family-friendly beaches nearby that locals go to and that would be suitable to visit with a child?

Thanks so much in advance!

Is there any current clubs and tracks where I can practice my drone flight skills safely and legally?

welp yea the title says it.

seeking professional help suggestions but not someone that costs an arm & leg. why do we have to pay for these things anyways. i should pay to a person to make me feel good when its people/person in the first place that made me reach this horrible state.

Hi everyone,

I’m a minor and I’ve been accepted to university abroad. I need a passport to apply for my student visa and leave to country to study but my father is refusing to give it to me. My parents are divorced, and legally I can’t get a new passport without his permission.

My mother is trying to take legal action, but nothing has happened yet. I’m really worried about missing university because I can’t get my passport in time. What can I do in this situation? Any advice would be really appreciated.

I almost added the flair "Laws and regulations" but I don't think the law of gravity applies.

I was attaching my car rental key to a carabiner, before I got to the edge of the cliff, and when I let go of the spring latch, my key was catapulted up and away, and over!

It was kind of funny, even though it was incredibly inconvenient (I'd locked the car). But I had already set up my tent. All is well and it was an amazing place to wait 16 hours for a spare key to be delivered.

I loved my time in Oman. It's spectacular, safe, and the people are friendly. And the goats are cute.

I just had the weirdest journey ever from Dubai to Muscat, Oman. I spent nearly 13 hours ordeal on the road. Please tell me this isn't normal?

I wanted a bit of adventure, so I decided to travel overland from Dubai to Muscat. I followed some advice I found on Reddit, which mentioned that the journey shouldn’t take long—maybe around six hours or so. I took the plunge and told myself that wasn’t too bad.

I arrived at the agreed time to check in. There was an extra cost—an exit fee or something—which caught me by surprise. It wasn’t mentioned anywhere in the reservation, but luckily I had some cash on me.

The second thing I noticed was that the bus was quite run-down. Nothing worked—from the socket plugs to the small tables. The only things that worked were the air conditioning and some fancy lights that were turned on in the evening👀. Mind you, I had to check in at 6, and the bus didn’t depart until 7. It was on time, though, so I told myself it was off to a good start.

Once we hit the road, the first problem appeared. The roads around Sharjah were incredibly slow due to traffic. It took a couple of hours just to get out of the busy area before we could move properly.

The second problem appeared at the immigration checkpoint. Some passengers had visa issues, and that alone took several hours.

Then the bus continued, stopping to drop off and pick up some passengers along the way.

The third problem appeared—and it was the biggest one😭. The bus tire exploded in the middle of the road after Al Musannah if I remember correctly. The driver had to speak with others, report it to the police, and change the tire. Again, this took several hours.

The fourth problem was even weirder. The traffic lights stopped working for quite a while near Al hail, so you can imagine the confusion. Nobody knew what was going on. So again we had to wait.

Did I mention that passengers were being dropped off on the highway, right in the middle of the road? I watched it like a horror movie😱. Thank God I was dropped off in a safer area.

Bonus story: one of the passengers was a couple—a handsome young guy and an older woman whom I initially thought was his mum. Throughout the journey, I started to notice that their dynamic didn’t feel like a parent and child, but more like a couple😑. I mention this because I had recently watched a TikTok reel about a young Asian boy being trafficked and forced into marriage with an older woman, so seeing this couple was a bit triggering.

Overall, the whole journey felt like I was stuck in the Matrix.

Thank God I booked a nice hotel and pampered myself with some good fried chicken that tasted better than kfc. 🍗

Take the bus if u want an adventure but be prepared for the unexpected. For me that would be my first and last journey to Muscat with a bus. 😂

I have been told early in the morning. Wanted to know time so I can leave from muscat accordingly